Emmerdale Grahams new fling unveiled and fans will | UK News

Emmerdale fans imagine they’ve uncovered Graham Foster’s new fling in a shock Dales twist. ITV viewers will recall that Graham (Andrew Scarborough) met his demise in a whodunnit storyline six years in the past. Whilst his partner Kim Tate (Claire King) was initially under suspicion for arranging his homicide, it was really Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) who ended up behind bars for the killing.

Emmerdale fans had been therefore gobsmacked when Graham resurfaced in the village during last month’s Corriedale crossover. A flashback sequence later confirmed Graham visiting his former companion Rhona (Zoe Henry), where he disclosed that he’d returned to rescue April Windsor (Amelia Flanagan) from villain Ray Walters (Joe Absolom). Graham subsequently called on Kim and his right-hand man Joe Tate (Ned Porteous) at Home Farm. Despite making an attempt to justify his causes for staging his own death, Joe remained unimpressed and contacted the authorities, experiences the Daily Star.

Joe’s companion, Dawn Fletcher (Olivia Bromley), ultimately persuaded him to grant Graham a second probability, with Graham shortly taking up residence in Home Farm’s visitor room to restore relationships.

In Friday’s (February 6) instalment, at the moment streaming on ITVX, Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) and Lydia Dingle (Karen Blick) had been astonished to uncover Graham in Home Farm’s kitchen. Joe and Graham subsequently opted to keep forward of village gossip by getting ready a public outing, confirming Graham’s survival. The duo ventured to the Woolpack for refreshments, leaving locals shocked upon their entrance.

“Have I had one too many?” requested Eric Pollard (Chris Chittell), to which Joe humorously retorted: “Have you never seen Jesus Christ Superstar before?”

As the gang gaped in shock, Ruby Miligan (Beth Cordingly) approached Graham to introduce herself. “Whoever you are, you’ve nailed the big entrance,” she said. After a transient catch-up with Ruby’s partner, Caleb (William Ash), Graham and Joe retreated to a desk to await their drinks. However, Charity (Emma Atkins) was less than thrilled by Graham’s nonchalant return and promptly ejected the duo from the pub.

“Why are you really back? Come on, Sherlock, saving April’s bacon might be one cover story, but you can’t rewrite history,” she cautioned, insinuating that Graham’s return was for Rhona, a declare he swiftly refuted. Charity responded: “I better be [wrong], because Marlon’s had a tough enough time lately without you chucking a spanner in his marriage.”

Speculation is rife among Emmerdale fans that Graham may embark on a clandestine affair in forthcoming scenes, but not with Rhona. Instead, some viewers are theorising a potential romantic hyperlink between Graham and Ruby.

“Hmm after that entrance in the pub, I can see Ruby and Graham having a fling,” one fan speculated on a Facebook web page. Another concurred: “Oooh yes I see that,” while a third chimed in: “I wouldn’t put it past her considering she slept with her husband’s brother before. What a twist.”

Emmerdale airs weekday nights at 8pm on ITV1 and STV, and Coronation Street airs weekday nights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and STV as half of ITV’s new cleaning soap energy hour scheduling sample for Coronation Street and Emmerdale

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